Join the Lab
In the NanoBioPhysics Lab we carry out cross-disciplinary basic research at the edge of physics, chemistry, biology, and medicine aimed at the development of novel applications in drug-delivering, nano-bio-medicine, pharmacology and, more in general, bio-nano-technology. We are always looking for talented and motivated new lab members. If you would like to join the NanoBioPhysics Lab to work on one of our active research projects or propose a new research topic to be carried out together, please get in touch with Assoc Prof Benedetto by email (using the "Contact me" link at the bottom of the page).
There are a number of National, European and International PhD scholarship and postdoctoral fellowship programs, such as the Marie Skłodowska-Curie Programme of the European Commission. Usually, these programs require the submission of a joint candidate-PI research proposal within a given deadline. If you are interested, please feel free to contact Assoc Prof Benedetto (reasonable in advance of the relevant deadline).
At the moment, we are looking/interested in the following profiles. However, if your profile is not listed but you would like to join the Lab, please do not hesitate to contact Assoc Prof Benedetto.
We welcome expressions of interest from motivated prospective PhD students and postdoctoral researchers. Opportunities may arise through funded projects, competitive fellowships, and collaborative research programmes, subject to funding availability and the relevant institutional procedures.
- Bachelor or Master graduate interested in taking a PhD studentships in biophysics (of ionic liquids);
- Bachelor or Master graduate interested in taking a PhD studentships in neutron scattering instrumentation;
- PhD graduate with experience in atomic force microscopy of biomembranes and/or living cells interested to join our group as a Postdoctoral Researcher;
- PhD graduate with experience in protein amyloidogenesis interested to join our group as a Postdoctoral Researcher.
We welcome expressions of interest from motivated prospective PhD students and postdoctoral researchers. Opportunities may arise through funded projects, competitive fellowships, and collaborative research programmes, subject to funding availability and the relevant institutional procedures.